Sentence examples for not only relatively from inspiring English sources

Travelers will find not only relatively deserted temples and reefs, but good buys from hotels and tour operators.

But in this case the women were not only relatively wealthy, but also here legally on tourist visas.

Its song collection is not only relatively small, but also limited to music from major labels; independent labels are shut out.

However, such systems are not only relatively expensive but also require a complicated manufacturing process.

The desalination process is not only relatively energy-intensive but also affects aquatic species and habitats.

Of available approaches, scaling law which is not only relatively simple but also faster than other conventional mathematical methods is promising.

His account is remarkable nonetheless, and not only because relatively few accounts by witnesses of the first days of the bombing have filtered out of Afghanistan.

This reflects not only the relatively high cost of tickets but also the large number of pricey corporate boxes at English grounds.

And he said he thinks that the commission gives short shrift to Harlem, not only with relatively fewer designations than in white areas of Manhattan, but also with lax enforcement.

By this time, the 1990s, Uncle Nigel had long since positioned himself as the paterfamilias of Sissinghurst, as his brother Ben not only died relatively early but was a self-described "congenital homosexual".

Mr. Obama and his advisers are seeking support not only among relatively moderate evangelicals like Mrs. Speakman, who voted for Mr. Bush in 2000 but backed Senator John Kerry, a Democrat, in 2004 because of her opposition to the war.